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NON-PROFIT LAUNCHES FUND TO ASSIST MINORITY BUSINESSES
MBE Empowerment Fund keenly focused on the financial needs of Minority Business EnterprisesIn the wake of an economic downturn that has kept many investors from financing even the most highly developed start-ups, Virginia Housing and Community Development Corporation (VHCDC), a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, has formed a community development venture capital fund aimed squarely at in ... View Full Article
New Web App Connects Entrepreneurs and Capital
Online Platform Helps Accredited Investors, Micro Lenders, Credit Unions, CDFIs, and CDCs Reach and Fund More Small BusinessesIn response to an outcry in recent years from minority business owners for improved access and greater diversity of resources for capital and credit, MBE Capital Connectâ„¢ responds with an online platform that connects entrepreneurs and capital. This online application was specifically designed to ... View Full Article
FORUM CULTIVATES, LINKS ENTREPRENEURS AND CAPITAL
Non-Profit Spurs New Models for Financing Emerging Minority Business EnterprisesStarting a small business is a venture undertaken by a large number of Americans today, especially African-Americans, Hispanic/Latinos, and women. Sparked by a sudden career change (such as a lay-off or retirement), innovation, or simply the need or desire to generate additional income, entrepreneur ... View Full Article
Angels Descend on MBEs
Investors Seek Investment Opportunities with Top Minority and Women-Owned VenturesVirginia Housing and Community Development Corporation (VHCDC) continues its pioneering initiatives to facilitate the flow of capital to Minority Business Enterprises (MBEs) with the announcement of the 2007 MBE Capital Call Conference, Exhibition, and Venture Forum – September 20 & 21 in Hamp ... View Full Article
Non-Profit Initiative Opens Doors to Capital and Credit for Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBEs)
Ask most minority or women-owned businesses what challenges they face in starting, growing, or expanding their business and they'll tell you capital and credit rank at the top of the list. Ask them what resources are available and you'll either hear dead silence or they'll describe some loan progra ... View Full Article
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